You should ask to your device manufactor. If this is a industrial device, then there should be a 'RegSave' utility : start->run menu then type RegSave

Here: QA: How to implement autorun from a storage card?[^] Regards, João Paulo

Hi, did a quick check on my system and it works fine. Since you didn't post any code, I have no idea why you got a datatype misalignment. TCHAR buff[200]; ULARGE_INTEGER lFreeCaller, lTotBytes , lTotFreeBytes ; ::GetDiskFreeSpaceEx (NULL, &lFreeCaller, &lTotBytes, &lTotFreeBytes); swprintf(buff, _T("%u mb free for caller, %u total mbytes, %u total free mbytes"), lFreeCaller.QuadPart >> 20 , lTotBytes.QuadPart >> 20, lTotFreeBytes.QuadPart>> 20 ); MessageBox(0, buff, _T("Info"), 0); unsigned __int64 test1 = lFreeCaller.QuadPart; unsigned __int64 test2 = lTotBytes.QuadPart; unsigned __int64 test3 = lTotFreeBytes.QuadPart; int mb1 = (test1 >> 20); int mb2 = (test2 >> 20); int mb3 = (test3 >> 20); swprintf(buff, _T("%u mb free for caller, %u total mbytes, %u total free mbytes"), mb1, mb2, mb3); MessageBox(0, buff, _T("Info"), 0); Not sure why the first messagebox reports 0 MB and the second shows 15 MB for Total number of bytes, but Im sure you can investigate that further if you're interested in that value. HTH “Our solar system is Jupiter and a bunch of junk” - Charley Lineweaver 2002

Make the first two characters of the CSV file you generate FF FE. This is how a Unicode text file is identified. FE FF is used on some OSes with the other byte ordering. You'll see this if you look at the raw file contents that RegEdit generates when you do a registry export on Windows 2K.

This is very simple. I'll use this for now unless I find a more common way. Thanks for you help Chris.:-D Paul Jahans

Here's one way to do it. You should add error checking. DWORD hexStringToDword (char* szHexString) { DWORD dwValue = 0; sscanf (szHexString, "%X", &dwValue); return (dwValue); } /ravi "There is always one more bug..." http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com

It should be something like: class CMyClass { virtual int MyFunction(int parameter1, int parameter2, ....) = 0 ; } ; Roger Allen Sonork 100.10016 If I'm not breathing, I'm either dead or holding my breath. A fool jabbers, while a wise man listens. But is he so wise to listen to the fool?

:-) Thanks! Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

Thanks for your quick response. I'll try that. Paul Jahans

If what you want is to allocate a little more space on top of the property sheet, add this snippet on your OnInitDialog(): CRect rectWnd; GetWindowRect(rectWnd); SetWindowPos(NULL, 0, 0, rectWnd.Width(), rectWnd.Height() + 100, SWP\_NOMOVE | SWP\_NOZORDER | SWP\_NOACTIVATE); CWnd \*pWnd=GetWindow(GW\_CHILD); while(pWnd!=NULL){ CRect rect; pWnd->GetWindowRect(rect); rect.OffsetRect(0,100); ScreenToClient(rect); pWnd->MoveWindow(rect,FALSE); pWnd=pWnd->GetNextWindow(); } (Of course you'll want to change the offset to fit the dimensions of the bitmap header.) Joaquín M López Muñoz Telefónica, Investgación y Desarrollo